I'm pulling my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for the drive to work.

Okay. So today, I'm going to talk about a topic that a lot of people ask me about, which is the creative process.

So today is all about, I call this the blank page. How do you create something from nothing?

So one of the things I've learned is that I get excited by the blank page.

I get excited by the idea of there's a world of possibilities, what do I want to do?

But what I've learned is most people are scared to death of the blank page.

The idea of having nothing to work off, of having no structure of anything that possible is paralyzing.

And so I want to talk a little bit today, like, what's the technique I use?

How do I start with truly a blank page and end up with something?

I'm going to teach you my secrets today and talk through the creative process.

Sounds like a fun drive to work.

Let's get started.

Okay, so here's the first secret.

You have to start with something.

When I am faced with a blank page, I always say, okay, let's come up with something that intrigues me and interests me.

Now, one of the things is very interesting is you want to make sure that whatever you choose to do, that you, the creative person, are interested in it.

If you pick something you're just inherently not interested in, remember, that creation is an emotional thing.

That when people create things, you are tapping

inside yourself and you're sort of going to your soul, if you will, to your heart, to your

soul, whatever you want to call it. You have to pick something that you have some fondness for

that you believe in. It is very, very hard to be creative in an area that you're just not at all

interested in. And so, first thing you need to do is find something. So essentially what you want

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